AvTalk Episode 390: Running a decade behind to avoid the glitches

OCT 9, 202652 MIN

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On this week’s episode of AvTalk, the latest on the investigation into flydubai flight 1073. The NTSB releases its preliminary report on the 767 runway overrun in Miami last month. The Houthis warn airlines against using Saudi Arabian airspace. And airlines are still using decade-old software to avoid glitches in the 737. Keep up with the stories in this week’s epsiode 0:00–02:12 Opening / Plans for Lufthansa’s final A340-600 flight 2:12–05:00 Planes on a train 5:00–11:11 flydubai incident update — investigation, captain’s recovery, and future aviation safety possibilities 11:11–17:16 NTSB preliminary report on the 21 Air 767 runway overrun in Miami 17:16–20:27 Biman Bangladesh is on a shopping spree 20:27–23:01 Norse cuts its transatlantic network (even more) and shifts capacity to Thailand 23:01–25:39 Houthi threats to Saudi airspace and disruption around Riyadh 25:39–30:44 British Airways’ A380 set for the world’s largest business class cabin 30:44–32:22 JetBlue gets Spirit’s LaGuardia slots with some conditions 32:22–34:17 JetBlue’s disappearing-reappearing flights and the scramble to restore bookings 34:17–35:21 airBaltic restructuring and proposed workforce cuts 35:21–40:58 Boeing 737 MAX software problems, certification delays, and airline workarounds 40:58–42:32 Widerøe extends its Dash 8 fleet’s life through 2035 42:32–43:59 KLM’s first A350 and the wait for business class seat approval 43:59–47:37 Korean Air–Asiana merger scrutiny — Jeju needs more seats! 47:37–49:10 A hot-air balloon lands behind a Delta flight in Albuquerque, internet camaraderie ensues 49:10–52:16 Flightradar24’s new automated Heathrow live stream with BigJetTV Click here for a transcript of this episode. The post AvTalk Episode 390: Running a decade behind to avoid the glitches appeared first on Flightradar24 Blog.